Move over Tesco 🍳 Aldi UK just became the market-leading British supermarket for free-range eggs
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🥕 15p Veg Deals only at Christmas? Not anymore…. There’s been much debate over the 15p deals on the likes of Potatoes, Carrots and Sprouts that have become a regular feature from some of the supermarkets leading up to Christmas Day each year. Are they great deals that ensure customers remain loyal to their favourite #supermarket in this key trading week, are they simply #marketing gimmicks, are they creating unnecessary #foodwaste, and are they squeezing #farmers and #growers out of more money? 🥕 Well, the debate can re-ignite, as this week we have seen #tesco, #sainsburys and #aldi all offer 15p Veg deals leading up to this #easter weekend. ✴ Brown Onions down from 99p (1kg) in Tesco and 89p (3 pack) in Aldi. ✴ Swede down from 69p in Tesco, 62p in Sainsbury’s, and 62p in Aldi. ✴ White Cabbage down from 80p in Tesco, 75p in Aldi, and 80p in Sainsbury’s. ✴ Carrots down from 52p (800g) in Tesco, 65p (1kg) in Aldi, and 65p (1kg) in Sainsbury’s. ✴ And White Potatoes 2kg down from £1.39 in Tesco, £1.29 in Sainsbury’s, and £1.39 in Aldi. All to 15p. 😮 No movement from #asda or #morrisons as of yet. Will pop into #lidl to see what they’re doing (but likely to be at Aldi’s prices). Of course, you need to have signed up to Clubcard or Nectar to get the Tesco/Sainsbury’s deals – if you don’t have one of these you pay the full price (unless you go to Aldi of course). Great marketing? Unnecessary? Responsible retailing? Or just more proof of how competitive the #ukgrocery market is? #ukretail #supermarkets #competition #promotions #loyalty #farming #produce #vegetables #Easter International Private Label Consult (IPLC)
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Australia’s two largest supermarket groups, Coles Group and Woolworths Group, have defended their pricing strategies after it was announced the country’s parliament is to hold an inquiry into what one main political party believes is price-gouging, or profiteering on the grocers’ part. #coles #woolworths #food #foodindustry #foodindustryinsight #foodnews #foodbusiness #foodbusinessnews #foodbusinessowner #foodmanufacturing #foodanddrink #foodandbeverage #foodandbeverages #foodanddrinks #foodanddrinkindustry #costofliving #costoflivingcrisis #inflation #inflation2023 #inflationimpact #inflationinsights #crisis #foodcrisis #costoflivingcrisis #foodprices #foodproducts #foodproduction #foodinflation #australia #australianmanufacturing #australianbusiness #aussiebusiness
Aussie grocers hit back after pricing probe announced
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Aldi Ireland undercutting the market will set a precedent for other large retailers. If they will follow suit remains to be seen, but this provides great value for customers and a smart move for Aldi as they tend to struggle for market share around this time of year. One point of concern though is that it may be seen as 'de-valuing' food, especially food produced in this country. Aldi remain adamant that prices paid to farmers & other producers will remain the same, but only time will tell. #AldiIreland #RetailIreland #Retail #GroceryRetail #BuyIrish #ShopIrish
At Aldi, we’re committed to offering unbeatable value to our customers and reducing prices whenever we can. I’m delighted today to announce new price cuts as we enter the New Year. We’ve cut prices across our range on the products that matter most to Irish shoppers - from back-to-school lunches and healthy eating options to core staples that go into the trolley each week. We know these price cuts will make a real difference to households right across the country. Our performance over the Christmas period demonstrates that shoppers not only appreciate our unbeatable prices but are drawn by the top quality range of Irish products we have on offer. In 2024 we look forward to continuing to deliver the amazing value that we’ve been known for in Ireland for 25 years and we would like to wish both new and existing shoppers a very happy New Year!
Aldi to cut prices by 23% across a range of products
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Supermarkets are encouraged to come to the party with genuinely reasonable prices this holiday season. "We know this has been a particularly challenging year for Kiwi consumers with cost-of-living pressures, so I’m asking supermarkets to implement Everyday Low Pricing," said Gorcery Commissioner Pierre Van Heerden. Read more from Van Heerden through the link below! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ejeti9ge #FMCG #Grocery #Supermarkets #NZSupermarkets #SupermarketsNZ #NZGrocery #GroceryIndustry #GroceryRetail
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Woolworths stopped stocking award winning Norco milk in 150 metro stores in Sydney, threatening the viability of Australia’s oldest dairy co-operative (the last of its kind), owned by hundreds of farming families. Norco says shopping with them means all profits stay right here in Australia and make their way back into our local communities. Was it because, the co-op has no external shareholders or foreign ownership - there is no lining of the pockets of offshore companies or foreign shareholders? 🤔 If you care about this country, stop buying from companies that push the agenda. Remember to shop: 👍local 👌fresh 💪direct 💥with cash Power to the people 💪 Spread the word!! 🙌🙏 Link to where to buy Norco milk https://lnkd.in/gMKB7z7h Get in the habit of frequenting small shops and you realize that you actually save time, save money, eat better and feel better because of the energy in the shops and sense of community. You may not have noticed but prices in supermarkets are high. I have found cheaper at small shops, especially shopping around. Quality over quantity. Make shopping into an adventure not a chore! 😍 If you want to see my posts, you can click on the 🔔 on my profile, but I am told that this is not guaranteed. You may have to go to my activity and will have more of a chance getting my posts in your newsfeed, if you like, comment or share. 🧡 Below is the direct link to my website with my in-depth articles & email list sign up 👉 https://lnkd.in/gDMu9iEn
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Adapting to stay relevant in the cost of living crisis. The humble chicken thigh. A weekly staple for many meat eating households across the county. Just like many staples, these have seen a significant price increase across all store types including the discounters Aldi UK and Lidl GB. In the last few months a new ‘cut of chicken’ has appeared on the shelves in Aldi UK, Asda, Iceland Foods and Tesco and they are significantly cheaper than the thigh fillets. Welcome to the chicken ‘drumstick fillets’. Not a typical cut seen in supermarkets until now. A piece of creative thinking is at work here - how can we give customers what we need, at a lower price by exploring other options. In this case, cheaper cuts of meat. Genius. I’m sold. Availability is important here, ensuring they are available in-store and online to access this value. I've only seen them in Aldi UK in-store, but i'd love to be able to get them in my weekly shop online too with Tesco. This begs the question, which other weekly staples could be slightly reworked or reimagined for a lower cost alternative that hits the same customer need? Any other great examples already out there? Share below. 👇 #fmcg #mrx #grocery #costoflivingcrisis #discounters #supermarkets
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The walk-away risk is huge in Fresh Meat, if you don't help your shopper navigate this confusing department in New Zealand. It's not just about separating the different cuts of lamb, beef, chicken etc... There's a clear decision hierarchy in meat, and this Countdown Supermarkets store did a great job of helping the shopper navigate at shelf. If you need insights like these for your next supplier-retailer conversation, reach out to the team. (Note: Link to the full 'Insights from the Aisles' session in the comments.) #categorymanagement #shoppermarketing #instoreinsights Woolworths Supermarkets
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With continued focus on supermarket profits/pricing, are consumers ready to reconsider alternates? ABC reports on growth prospects for entities such as "Farmers Markets" as consideration for "unsupermarketing" the grocery shop slowly gains momentum. Certainly, are interesting times for AU supermarket industry. #supermarkets #COLpressures #foodinflation #pricingconcerns #governementpressure #consumerchallenges
Meet the Australians cutting out the supermarket middle-man
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Defra is urging UK supermarkets to champion British produce 🍅🐄 Do you know what Defra is? It’s the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. The aim is… → To make it easier for consumers to support local goods. → Boost the economy. → Lessen environmental impact by cutting down on carbon emissions. Morrisons, Aldi, Sainsbury’s, Ocado and Co-op are proving their efforts. All with a focus on committing to sustaining the UK food system and sourcing locally. This will help more shoppers ‘buy British’ because of how accessible these options are… Do you make an effort to buy local produce? https://lnkd.in/eRU-mrA7
Best of British: 5 UK supermarkets helping shoppers ‘buy British’
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🥊 Aussie grocers hit back after pricing probe announced 📉 Coles Group, Australia’s number two food retailer, said its rate of inflation has been “progressively moderating, particularly in key staple areas”. Woolworths Supermarkets, the biggest grocer in the country, said it “will continue to focus on delivering savings to our customers”. 🔎 The Australian Greens, which is to lead the inquiry, said it will “scrutinise the impact of market concentration on food prices and the pattern of pricing strategies employed by the supermarket duopoly”. 👎 A Coles spokesperson added: “Having a profitable business means Coles can continue to serve Australians, invest in our stores, employ the 120,000 team members we employ, pay taxes in Australia, pay dividends to our hundreds of thousands of mum and dad shareholders and ensure long-term sustainable relationships with our suppliers. 💳 “It also puts us in a position to invest in value like Great Value Hands Down, thousands of weekly specials, our Flybuys programme for our customers to save and have confidence they can buy good food in our supermarkets. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gRWhNuDc #fmcg #fmcgindustry #supermarket #parliament #food #foodandbeverage #inflation
Aussie grocers hit back after pricing probe announced
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1moTesco don’t sell 12 packs anymore. Not sure if that affects the sales